Elmo Street Live
When a
simple, yet fun, children’s toy takes the world by storm,
people take notice. When a different variation of the same
children’s toy takes the world by storm again, it’s
truly a phenomenon. That’s exactly what has happened over the
past few years with Fisher-Price’s line of plush toys
featuring Sesame Street’s lovable little character, Elmo Live.
It was only a few years ago that Fisher-Price first took the world by
storm with the adorable Tickle-Me Elmo dolls. Stores sold out in
minutes each time they got a shipment and frantic parents did whatever
it took to get a Tickle-Me Elmo for their child, sometimes even staying
at a store all night to be the first one in line for the latest
shipment.
Fast forward to 2008 and Elmo is again taking the toy world by storm
with Elmo Live by Fisher-Price. Elmo
Live is an incredibly lifelike
version of Elmo that can interact with your children just like Elmo
interacts with his Sesame Street friends on television. With just a
tickle or squeeze of his back, foot, tummy or nose, Elmo Street Live springs to
life to play with your children.
(And right now Amazon has a limit of 2 per household.)
Elmo
Street Live Features
* Children can activate the magic with a
tickle or a squeeze of Elmo’s
* Head bobbles back and forth as he
speaks.
* Elmo actually speaks as his mouth opens and
closes just like
the
real muppet, Elmo, from Sesame Street.
* He waves his arms, sits and stands,
even crosses his legs. foot,
tummy, back or nose
* Tells stories and jokes, singing songs
and playing games.
Elmo
Street Live Tips
Elmo Live makes
lots of fun movements and gestures -- the only slight
drawback is that his movements generate a somewhat loud, mechanical
sound that sometimes interferes with being able to understand what Elmo
is saying. He also has to be on a hard, flat surface -- otherwise he
has a tendency to fall over. This in itself has a fun effect, however.
When he falls over, Elmo St Live
asks you to help him back up again, and when
he's put back upright, he'll say "thank you." Also, since his nose has
to be squeezed with a bit of force to activate him, our two-year-old
tester sometimes needed assistance with it.
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